HMI SCADA GUI in PYQT / Pyside

Hello everyone this is my first post here. Just to preface I started learning python on raspberry pi programming in Thonny python for things like custom control valves, RTD’s etc.

I have installed Anaconda and pyqt5/pyside and taken a udemy class on programming gui’s in pyqt and its quite involved. I could do it but its becoming apparent that I’m going to die before I finish anything if I don’t get help. I am being a little dramatic but you get the idea.

I was wondering if there are places to hire someone to build the screen for me that I can execute in anaconda (or preferably an executable file) where I can basically add buttons and gauges and be able to program the button (calling the IP address of the remote pi device via static IP and then call the gpio pins off that pi that the field devices are connected to. Change colors of buttons based on programmed criteria (such as when temp reaches a certain range from another temp or just an absolute temp)

I basically want to be able to take the thonny python code I wrote and know works and embed it in a button or gauge and simply call the IP of the pi and run the code as if its running on the pi from my desk top computer with the hmi screen.

I want to be able to embed custom visio icons as well to give a graphical representation of what the equipment is and what its attached to in the real world.

I have multiple projects so it would be nice to be able to sort of move blocks of code around to move the positions of buttons and icons to suit different scientific apparatus/systems. chemical reactors, deep vacuum RF sputtering equipment, and if I live long enough a wake field electron accelerator, all these will need their own custom screens, these are all things that are dangerous to just be hanging out around when they are operating.

Or maybe someone could point me toward code blocks that I can copy and paste into an anaconda session without having to tediously type in things from the massive udemy training class?